The Inside Scoop

By Allen West and Rich Thompson This is the story of two young black students who attended challenging Georgia public schools not long after the civil rights movement. They both […]

By Nina Rubin Still not sure what a public charter school is, how charters are funded, authorized, or governed? You’re not alone. Even parents whose children are enrolled in public charter […]

It was a thrilling week for charter school news as Georgia’s 2015 Legislative session opened with strong commitment from Governor Deal, in both the inaugural and State-of-the-State addresses, that education […]

By Leo Smith Muhammad Ali once spoke of his boxing strategy as a flurry of different punches all working together for one goal.  Georgia’s emergence as an inspiring fighter for quality education […]

Editor’s Note: As the Georgia General Assembly convenes for the 2015 session, we wanted to remind our readers that there are still 8 out of 50 states that do not have a […]

This report covers Georgia charter school news from just before Christmas, through the first week of 2015. The year ended with a flurry of important stories, and 2015 began with much […]

By Jamie Lord The Georgia legislature convenes on Monday. Governor Deal begins his second term. A slate of newly elected House and Senate members from both parties will be sworn […]

By Scarlet Hawk, Back in September, James C. Courtovich of the Wall Street Journal wrote of the commonalities of school choice and Uber. The next day, Veronique de Rugy of the […]

By Nina Rubin Matt Underwood @Underwood_ANCS has already Tweeted it, and there’s a press release up on our website, so there’s no point holding back the exciting news. We’ve just announced three […]

By Dr. Tony Roberts, Suppose a car with a mother and three children are in a car wreck due to icy road conditions. The car slides in front of an […]